Kakogawa, Hyogo, Japan｜加古川食堂

A stylish dining room attached to the Kakogawa General Cultural Center. Inside, you can enjoy Kakogawa's specialty, katsumeshi, Kako-shoku set meals using Kakogawa-grown ingredients, Kakogawa fresh pasta, and more delicious sweets. Some of the menu items change monthly so you won't get bored. The atmosphere inside the store is good, and the food using local ingredients is delicious, so it's one of the stores that you definitely want to stop by when you come to Kakogawa. It supports credit card payments.

This is my favorite shop. I like that the menu changes monthly. It is the number of items that can be removed from the rut side dishes at home. It's homely and has a variety of small bowls that you can enjoy with pickles, miso soup, and mini desserts. I managed to eat even the ingredients that I was not good at and finished every meal. It's good to have a lot of types in terms of items. The atmosphere feels like a public facility, but there are table seats, and reservations are recommended for the limited Kako food.

For the purpose of the exhibition of Ito Noiji next door, I went on a Friday around 13:00. It seems to be crowded on Saturdays and Sundays, but I was guided smoothly because it was after noon on weekdays. The in-store menu is easier to understand. I made it to 930 yen with pork cutlet rice cold udon. It was my first time eating katsumeshi, but it was delicious. I ordered a cream soda after dinner. You can use a slightly different container. It was 300 yen for a meal and a set, so it's a good deal. PayPay payment has been made.